interesting link about port forwarding for win2000:
http://www.informit.com/isapi/product_id~{3BD59E20-8ADA-4E5A-891E-7D9C76E2E628}/session_id~{DBAAF9E7-87B1-4CF3-BEE0-C917E48D2B04}/content/index.asp


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Onderwerp: RE: Network Address Translation techniques


You will requre port forwarding enabled on the firewall.
ie. any request coming to port 5800 and 5900 (for example) on the WAN
interface of the firewall should be forwarded to the machine with the VNC
server.

dhiraj

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Subject: Network Address Translation techniques


I've been learning about vnc here on a network. I'd like to learn how to run
the program to access a computer behind a firewall from an external
location.   
   I'd like to use the program on a WAN.  Because each location will have
several computers and a router, i'd like to install the program on each
computer at each location.
   "dynamic IP address,www.dyndns.org/" --I'm going to look over this as
well. Are there other places you can get similar programs?
 
With this program you would have to use the services of dyndns or like
program if you were dealing with dynamic ip?.  I mean you couldn't just
simply type in
the ip number:the ip networked computer:port right?
you couldn't say 64.85.4.34:192.168.0.xx:5580  
Thanks for all the help.
smitty
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